Manual and CNC Lathe Operator

Posted 2 days ago

impact staffingLawrenceville (GA)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$22-$28 per hour

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About the role

Manual / CNC Lathe Operator Custom manufacturer in Lawrenceville is hiring a Manual / CNC Lathe Operator for their production team! The right candidate will bring solid lathe experience and precision machining skills, CNC experience is a plus, but strong manual lathe skills will also be considered.
Schedule: Mon-Thurs, 1st Shift, 10 hour days $22-$28 per hour What You'll Do Select and install chucks, collets, fixtures, and cutting tools according to blueprints and job orders Run CNC turning centers or manual lathes to perform turning, facing, boring, threading, grooving, and drilling operations Load, edit, or write G-code programs and adjust feed rates, speeds, and tool wear offsets to maintain tolerances Inspect finished parts using micrometers, calipers, depth gauges, and dial indicators Monitor tool wear, change dull inserts, clear metal chips, and perform daily cleaning and lubrication of equipment What We're Looking For Minimum 2 years Lathe Operator Experience High school diploma or GED; technical trade school, apprenticeship, or relevant on-the-job training Strong understanding of blueprint reading, GD&T, and basic machining math Ability to use hand tools and precision measuring equipment accurately To apply for the CNC / Manual Lathe Operator position, submit your resume in response to this ad or fill out an application at impactstaffing.com. Impact Staffing has been connecting Metro Atlanta job seekers with top manufacturing, distribution, and administrative employers for over 25 years. Our team of local recruiters knows this market, and we're ready to go to work for you. Impact Staffing is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, sexual orientation or gender identity) national origin, disability, age (40 or older) or genetic information including family medical history.

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